Hanoi Denies Peace Feelers Report Amid Negotiation Tug
The Hanoi denial follows a broadcast confirming a Nov 11 meeting with Ho and Pham Van Dong. U.S. officials note the core fact of a peace offer, while North Vietnam links four points to Geneva. China calls the claim a hoax. Johnson administration remains firm on keeping a decisive Communist role in South Vietnam.
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Gemini 7 Pair Begins Long Physical Tests
Gemini 7 pilots Frank Borman and Jim Lovell endure extended medical tests after their marathon flight. They planned to remain at Cape Kennedy through Wednesday, then travel to Houston to start eight days of debriefings with project officials.
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Gemini 6 7 crews reunite at Cape Kennedy bet closure
Navy Capt Schirra and Air Force Maj Stafford attended a reunion with Borman and Lovell at Cape Kennedy after landing bet near target with the Gemini 6 and 7 crews. The brief meet included a light hearted air fight as officials noted the bet was called off amid instrument issues.
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Pira and Ho Statements and Enduring Peace Efforts
Diplomatic maneuvering in Vietnam continues as Pira presents Ho’s words while Hanoi awaits a reply. U S officials stress the peace feeler remains alive, despite Post Dispatch reports of a Haiphong air strike seen as a rejection. President Johnson receives Mansfields’ 30 000 mile fact finding trip update and Pope Paul VI calls for a cease-fire negotiations leading to durable peace, with U S commanders authorized to negotiate without provoking fire.
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Space program debriefing ends as mission crew prepare home
The passage recalls the vast, quiet labor of over 10,000 Americans who supported Gemini missions. Workers at tracking stations from the Canary Islands to Ascension Island, Cape, and Houston assembled hardware, plotted routes, and prepared suits. They stood by for any downed astronaut, ensuring readiness for missions and survivability in unlikely landings.
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Hoosier Named National Wildlife Conservationist of the Year
James A. Wire of Howe Indiana a long time employee of the Department of Natural Resources is named National Wildlife Conservationist of the Year by the National Wildlife Federation from 50 state winners He will receive a 1000 grant at a Washington banquet on January 11 with President Johnson tentatively presenting the award Wire pioneered Hoosier gun and water safety clinics and built a large color film library to promote Indiana natural resources.
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Educator Dr George W Hibbitt Dies at 70
Dr George W Hibbitt, esteemed speech specialist and educator, died Sunday from a heart attack at age 70. He was professor emeritus of English at Columbia University and taught at Columbia College from 1926 to 1963. He also lectured at City College of New York and served on the College Entrance Examination Board.
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Researchers warn long space stays threaten astronauts bones
The text notes concerns about bone brittleness from extended spaceflight. It mentions strain upon the body and reference to returning to Earth’s gravity. It suggests an example timeframe of a year on Jupiter or roughly 12 years on Earth, highlighting potential long term effects.
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